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Linking Existing Data - See the Connections

By: Simon Knight
On: 25th October 2012

Data – What is it good for?

Last blog I talked about Linked Data in relation to OER – linking the OER together. One aspect of this was personalisation – being able to see where gaps in a students learning were, and plugging them dynamically though linked OER.

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Wikipedia in Education, and tracking how 'knowledge' is used...

By: Simon Knight
On: 16th September 2012

EduWiki Conference & the power of 'paradata'

Last week I went to the EduWiki conference in Leicester.

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The feedback loop that keeps on (Globally) giving

By: Kieron Kirkland
On: 14th February 2012

In my last post RCTs should only be part of the story I argued that:

We need to accept that different types of evaluation are suitable for programmes at different stages of development
A crucial role of evaluation is to create formative feedback loops not just summative snaps shots

So if you’re working in a space where you have lots of pilot projects testing new ideas, and are interested in how you get continuous evaluation of more >

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